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WTSD

Term: Showdown Rate WTSD WTSD Went To Showdown refers to the percentage of hands a player sees a showdown after enterin…

UTG WTSD

UTG Went to Showdown UTG WTSD The frequency of ultimately reaching showdown after entering the pot from the UTG positio…

WTSD from UTG

WTSD from UTG Refers to the frequency with which a player enters a pot from the under-the-gun UTG position and ultimate…

HJ WTSD

Term: Hijack Showdown Rate HJ WTSD The frequency at which the hijack HJ player reaches the showdown stage, commonly use…

UTG+1 WTSD

Term: UTG+1 Went to Showdown UTG+1 WTSD Refers to the frequency with which a player, after seeing the flop from the UTG…

WTSD from UTG+1

WTSD from UTG+1 The frequency of seeing a showdown after entering the pot from the UTG+1 position.

MP WTSD

Term: Middle Position Went to Showdown MP WTSD Measures the frequency with which a player, when in middle position, ult…

BTN WTSD

The ratio of a player in button position who sees the flop and eventually reaches showdown Showdown.

BB WTSD

Term: Big Blind Went to Showdown Rate BB WTSD The proportion of times a player in the big blind position enters the flo…

SB WTSD

Term: Small Blind Showdown Rate SB WTSD The frequency with which the player in the small blind position enters showdown…

WTSD from BTN

Term: Button position showdown rate WTSD from BTN The frequency at which a player, when in the button position, enters …

WTSD from SB

Small Blind Showdown Rate WTSD from SB The frequency with which a player reaches showdown sees the river and shows thei…

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